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age. and having the and custody of children of
school age qualified every school elec-
ton.
The City Council of Eve women elected at SYRIA
istration.
Miss Ada Lee an attorney in Port Huron. Mich.
has held the Office of Circuit Court commissioner for
three years.
at Great Fails y. H. the first in the State to
hold such position.
Mrs Myra Bradwen editor of the Chicago Legal
News, has for the eighteenth year prepared for pub
hcation the session laws of Illinois.
Mrs. Lenora Barry general investigator of womens
work for the Knights of Labor has been making
our of the Northern and Southern States.
Municipal suffrage has been conferred on the women
househoders of Belfast ireland. This enfr anchises
about 900 women and it is expected will result in
securing the right for women householders in all
the towns of Ireland.
Women authors requested to send copy of
opens in Chicago Sert. z. Donations of books
also solicited. the proceeds of which will be used in
packages should be addressed to DIR. Alice B. Stock
ham, 159 LaSalle street, Chicago.
Miss Delphine BAKER. who has lectured upon topics
pertaining TO the advancement of women and social
elevation and Improvement, and who, at the time of
the of the rebellion, entered the sanitary service
for the soldiers. and also published newspaper de-
also instrumental in the organization founding
and endowment of soldiers home, has put in
operation the publication of Christian newspaper in
Jerusalem. She has been at work upon this project
for number of years, and has enlisted the support
of people in different sections of the country.
will take with her Jerusalem complete outfit for
awel[supphed printing house. and that failure
Is almost impossible. The paper is TO aim to repre-
sent at Jerusalem the of Christianity that
disseminate from that point Christian teachings; that
in the form of newspaper published in the English
and perhaps other languages the of the Chris
tan world will be published in Palestine, and the
news OF Palestine will be collected for the Western
world.
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Marion.

Prof. J. X. Watts, superintendent of the Marion
public schools. has removed his family from dublin,
Ind, to this place Mrs. Lee Springer is visiting
relatives at Germantown O--~-Mr. and Mrs. George
Sweetser have returned from two weeks trip Min
neapolis Misses Lillian and Bessie Bailey Wis
iing at Arcadia. Ind Miss Fannie Brown. of Chi
cago, is visiting Miss Anna Sweetser. Miss Emma
Van Behren Of Burlington. Iowa the guest of her
brother. L. A. VanBehren. this week. Mrs. Harry
Fry and Miss Lena Fry of Cheyenne visiting
Marion relatives. Mrs. G.. d. Black left Wednesday
visit relatives Utica o. Mrs. Dr. Jones Misses
Emma and Anna Stumm and Miss Minnie Ellis a
Lake Chautauqua.- Miss Maily Maddy, of Muncie.
visited Miss Meta Steele this week. v. Darbey
family of Kokomo visiting the family of DR..
Kimball - Dr. NJ. r. Shively and wife at Cold
water Mich. Wednesday. attending the wedding of a
rela tive Miss Ida Alderman, a charming young
LADY, daughter of j. b. Ackernai married last
Saturday evening to Mr.. Edwin j. Raher. of Ander-
son. They left the same evening for Los Angeles
CAL their future home Robert JAY who recently
removed to Las Aninas. here Wednesday and
took his family back with him Miss India Kmball
has returned from an extended visit in Chicago.
Mrs John q. Eastman. of Wabash, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. James V. Sweetser.
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MatfOOD.

Miss Lovina Ewing is visiting at Terrell Station
H. Misses Mabel and Myrtle Redding are visiting
at Tuscola. Mrs. NJ. Budwg is visiting at Peoria,
Ill. Mrs James Crawford is visiting friends in
Ohio. Chas. Parker and wife, of Indianapolis are
guests of NATION friends Miss Jennie Handsacker
has returned to Hannibal, Mo- Miss Minnie Ross
of Toledo, Ill, has been guest of Nation friends
this week Hon. h s. Clark and family She
boygan, Mich Rev Q. S. Thompson and family
enjoying vacation in Wisconsin Mrs. j. f. Dear
born has returned from Maine Mrs. NJ J. Bennett
is visiting in Kentucky Miss Jennie Clark, of Jack
sonville Ill., is visiting Mrs. G. A. Moore Miss
Laura Doran has returned from southern Illinois
Mrs. Henderson of Indianapolis. is guest of Mrs.
G. c. Reynolds. - Mrs W. r. Dunlap gave an ele
CANT party Tuesday evening, in honor of her guest,
Miss Julia Wells, of Rockford. III Mrs. Long
turned to Indianapolis Tuesday after visit with G.
G. Reynolds and family. Mrs. J. Richmond and
Mrs. Frank Kern have returned from, French Lick
Springs Miss Abbit Cushman of Whitman Col
lege Wala WaIla. w T., is a guest of her mother,
in this city Mrs Geo. Currens is visiting Cone
aut o. Miss Kate Maxwell, of Cleveland O.. is
guest of Mrs. +. c. Brown.
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Anderson.

Rev Il. NJ. Wiles was at Connersville this week
MISS Aenia Smthson of Frankton, the guest of
Anderson friends on Tuesday Prof. Dipboye. the
newly elected superintendent of the Anderson public
schools, has moved his family from Peru to this
city Miss Kate Pence, of New Ca stle is visiting
the family of w. w. Wilder. Misses Carrie Swank
and Mary Falkner visiting friends at Dayton,
p DIR. G.. +. Chittenden called to Ravena, o.,
Monday, by the Illness of his father. Mrs r. H.
Williams and children have returned from t,eir visit
among relatives in Union county Misses Lola
Hupp, Nellie Greenlee. Flo Greenlee, of Elwood
and Miss Bishop of Richmond were the guests of
Miss Lesta Ballard Monday. Samuel G.. Sunder-
land, of Delaware county in tho city this week
the guest of friends Dr. w. A. Hunt and daughter
Mrs j. w. Hunt. have returned from Watseka
Mimi @. E. Bourne and wife. of Boston, visit.
Lake Miss Tenney Dewey, of indianapolis is visit
ing Mrs @. H. Ewing William Ward. of Chicago
was in the city Sunday visiting his family Mrs
Kate Myers. of Shenandoah a. visiting friends and
relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs w. g. Wynant have
returned to their home in PenS,eton. = Frank Harb
and sister Josie left Tuesday to visit friends in
Ohio,
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Marshall.

Miss Emma Kilborn spent last week in Martins willie
with Miss Laura Taggart.- Miss Emma Grant of
Casey, visited Miss Belle Neal last week. Miss
Josie Cunningham has returned to Danville. Mrs
Frank Knight of Indianoia, has been spending q few
weeks with her parents VIM Cunningham and
wife Mrs; Dean Andrews has been in Rockville: Ind
for q week, the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Steward. = Mrs. J. P. St John. of Kansas is the
guest of Mrs. j. II Miller - Misses Abbie Sander
and Nettie Allen have been at Lake Maxinkuckee
the past week, returning home Friday Mrs Louisa
Graybill, of Loogootee Ind. is the guest of Mrs.
field to spend few days Robert Warmer has
been in Nation tho past week visiting his father
Harry Sanderson has returned from Lake Maxnkuc-
kee account of i'll health Mrs. Jennie and Kate
Huston, of Greenup, were the guests of numerous
relatives here last week Mrs. A. E. Janney is home
from Chicago where she has been for a month past.
DR.. Jumper and daughter Fife. together with V.
D. Gorham and wife, returned last week from a two
weeks sojourn at Trinity Springs, Ind.
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BUFFALO BILLS MASCOT.
How a Pretty Ohio Girls Rejection Spurred
Him to Success.


Him Success.
San Francisco Examiner.
Henry Beaconsfeld. of Leavenworth, talking
of William Codys early life said: when I
knew Buffalo Bill first, in 1861, he was exceed-
inRly wild and woolly and unpromising. We
speak of the wild and wooly West sometimes
with vein of humor in remark. though
Wa enjoyed it. Well, of all the hard LOOKING
citizens ever set my eyes on young Cody was
the worst. The school maams who used to come
out from Illinois and Ohio about that time, used
to refer to him as Sweet William. He wore his
black hair very long. his pants in his boots,
shambling gait and unkempt air generally
that marked him IS the most unpromising youth
in that section OF the rowdy West. He had
pride about him. and it did not appear that he
would ever amount to anything.
About this time he fell in love with dash
Every body but Bill knew his fatelong beforehand.
They knew he destined to get hoored but
Bill had inkling of it. When he received
negative reply he utterly crushed, aud re-
manned so for days He was perfectly collapsed
and lifeless But after week he began to brace
up. The rough frontiersmen had ridiculed his
grammar and poked fun at him on everything.
Bill bought some books and began to post up.
He was soon thereafter in the field as
scout. end three years after, when he came back.
he was the most changed man | ever saw. His
defeat had proved his victory. The girl was his
mascot Had il not been for her am conf
dant as l can be of anything in the world be
would never have amounted to anything, and
would never have been heard Of"
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DR.. John is visiting at Ocean Grove Mrs. J. F.
Darnal is visiting in Ladoga. John Alice is making
a trip through Kansas Mrs. Chas. Bridges is visit
ing ~her parents at Cisco. IF G. Gilmore and
wife returned from a visit to Ohio. John w.
Lee is at Waukesha Springs, Wis Miss Hannah
johnson, of Charlottesville, is visiting Miss Mamie
Cawley Hon. w II. Herndon. of Illinois, is visiting
Jesse Wek Miss Carver, of Fl Wayne is visiting
at B. T. Durham's Mrs. A. T Byran ana Mrs An
drew Lockrdge visiting their sister Bird City
Kar President Alexander Martin has returned
from visit to White Sulphur Springs, Va A large
party from this city left the Niagara Falls
sion Wednesday Mrs. Will Fletcher and son have
returned to their home in Indianapolis after an ex.
tended visit with relatives in this city. Cards are
out for the marriage of Miss Emma B. Blake. one of
Greencastle's most accomplished young ladies' and
Dr. George NJ. Young, OF Evansville o. Aug. 10.
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THE STYLE IN VISITING CARDS.
Severity of Lettering tho Marked Character
istic of the Prevailing Fashion.

1sttc OF the PfevanlnS AsAAou.
New York Mail and Express.
Fashions change as much in visiting cards as
in dress" said the salesman in charge OF tho sta
ment. The style of cards for men is very
small two sizes being used, according to the
leugth of the name; the smaller of the two being
81 inches long by Ii wide. The next smaller
size is used for single ladies, and Is 81 inches
long by wide Then comes the size for mar
matronly dignity. They measure inches by
81. There is q still larger size on which are en-
grayed the names of both the head OF the house
and his wife These are the standard sizes, and
any variation from them must be made to or
der The style of engraving used is now much
Roman and block letters were In vogue The
prevailing form Is plain script with men the
Mr. is invariably used and the first name given
in full The middle name is often given, also.
This rule applies equally to young women's
cards Honorary titles for men are always
given. and for women's cards the address
should not be omitted. The address should be
always placed in the lower right hand corner,
and during the season the reception day is
engraved in the lower left-hand corner. The
mothers and daughters names are sometimes
placed on the same card, the young women
merely appearing As The Misses. Win the
family name appended
Crests are only used on the cards of foreigners.
Americans have not yet reached that stage OF
meaningless foolshness. There Is style OF
card which is nearly square, but which from its
awkward shape is rarely used Black edged
cards are still fashionable for ladies in mourn
ing. There is particular style or business
as plain as possible. The card of q diplomatic of
the first class bears his full title OF Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenop0tentiary OF
the United States.
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Society Events.

The engagement is announced of Miss Florence
Bamberger eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs H. Bam-
berger, and Mr.. Simon l.. kiser.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Schulmeyer will celebrate their
twenty fifth anniversary tomorrow evening az their
residence. of Fifth and Tennessee streets.
.rt On Frd o0oper and +ar nest Mss
Stein of Louisville. The ride, for about four hours
was through the city and genial company made it
most delightful
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Martin entertained few
friends on Friday night for their guests DR. and Mrs
have just returned from extended European tour.
and this naturally the subject of the converse
ton. which was quite entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs O. G. koerner gave moonlight pic
honor of Mrs koerners sister, Miss King of Rock
features OF the entertainment. Mr. James n Rogers
Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Mayr and families comprised the
party.
Miss Sallie f. Bingham of Boston will give song re-
cital at Plymouth Church Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. under the auspices of the Ladies' Matinee
bers and Miss Blanche Doens will act as accompan-
ist. The friends Of Miss Bingham and the Musicale
invited to attend.
Miss Lola Madaris entertained quite number of
young friends at progressive eucher Friday even
Ing. at her residence No. A. Park avenue. Among
the number Misses Eva Cadawailader Lizzie
Morris, Gertie Gillette Maggie Morris Fannie Ma
daris and Messrs. Walter Heisten Bert wilkins
Fred Gillette Arthur Hesken, Ned Gillette and Sam
Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo +. Marvin gave very pleasant
lawn fete "wednesday evening in honor of Mr..
tho entertain mont cards played by moonlight
and the amusing pastime a donkey party. The figure
illuminated by a crescent of lanterns above and
altar beneath Elegant refreshments were served at
late hour.
Tie German Dancing Club gave moonlight picnic
ed Miss Scarlet of Newport. XVI: Miss Finley of
Coyngton Miss Balm: of Dayton: Miss Lands Miss
Nessrs. Clarence Foster Harry Eden. Robert Cad-
yell Will Wood, Ted. Byheld, Percy Hord. Had
Murphy and II. q. Pomeroy.
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Composite Photographs and Dreams.

San Francisco Chronicle.
At last guess, something has been discovered
that will help those fellows who are always
specializing as to the causes and meaning OF
dreams 1t is q composite photography. As
understand it, number of photographs OF diff
ferent people taken on one plate will produce
picture having some feature of each individual
in it. This will be invaluable to large families
and save the trouble and expense or dozen
comics of each. Fancy the compactness and con-
venience of family photograph The fond
parents can have card to show to visitors
and they can have lots of fun pointing out all
the different features
That dim pie is Armies, you know. You can
not fail to recognize il. it's life-like. Those
three long hairs the eyelashes are a perfect
picture of George. That little shadow on the
nose comes from William, and that line IL
where Alexander had his nose broken when he
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Charleston.

Mrs Felix Landes is visiting friends the Allan
tic Misses May johnson and Ella Reed, of
Bloomington. H.. guests of Charleston friends
misses Emma Harey and Ella Theaker spent the
week perating at Coles county mineral springs.
DR. Al. Geiser, of Tecu1nseh, Neb is guest of
Charleston friends. Henry Grim and Miss Dora
Burkett married in this CITY Sunday last.
Miss Minnie Gnther is home from Chicago Frank
Vail and Miss Lizzie Highland were married the
9th alt Miss Ollie Rogers of Greensburg, Ind.
was a guest of Mrs Geo. Chambers the past week
Miss Mary johnson, of Bloomington, ILL.,, is visiting
Miss Kate Davis Mrs w. E. Hampton is visiting
at Washington. Ind Ed. Chiffon John Van Meter
and Clarence Nimton have gone to California. Miss
Nellie Bromwe of Denver Col is guest of Charles
ton friends.
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MOrristown.

Miss Cora Wrenick is visiting her sists- Mrs. L. f.
Mcdonald at Portland Ind The hisses Stella and
Gertie Fighter. of Hope, visiting Mrs. Lizzie
Ballard. Miss Efie Morrison has returned from
visit with friends Franklin Mrs. John Fitch of
Wichita Kan. is visiting relatives here Mrs. q. I.
Williams has returned from n visit with relatives at
Connersve Miss frankie Cole is visiting relatives
at Chicago Mrs. Stackhouse, of Muncie, who has
has been visiting here several week. returned to
her home last Monday Mrs. Scott Randolph and
Mrs Belle woodward at Arlington owing to the
serious illness of their brother Ross Spurrier at that
place Ivy Lodge. No. PSI. Daughters of Rebekah,
o. o. r.. was instituted at this place last Wednes-
day evening, by Hope Lodge. of Greenfield. At
early hour Oddfsllows Hall crowded with
visitors wko repaired to the banquet hall where
supper was served. after which fifteen candidates
were given the degrees, and Ivy Lodge. of twenty
eight members duly instituted and officers
installed by Deputy Grand Master Smith of Green
field. as follows; Noble grand, Mrs. S. W. Deib-rt;
vice grand. Mrs. f. 4. Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. Q.
l. Williams; secretary, Miss Fannie Buck.
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Paris.

Mr.. T. G. Fuller. of Hoopeston H.. was IN the
city last Monday DIR. Ed Sheriff, of Danvle. ILL.,,
spent last Sunday with relatives Miss Emma
Miles, of Denver, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Geo.
Dole, Miss Emma Bdwell. of Terre Haute, visited
friends here last week. Mrs Mollie Paxson of
Sherman, Tex is visiting relatives in this city
Miss May Heskett, of Nation. ILL.,. is visiting her
sister. Mrs j. G. Wittick. Miss Lou Sheriff has
iting relatives in Nation. James urchett, of
Glasgow, KY is visiting his parents in this city:
Miss Annie Brown. of Sherman Tex. is the guest of
Miss Nettie Hunter Mr.. James Ferrirnan is at
French Lick Jimmie Swisher has gone to Denver
to visit his father Mrs. j. Thatcher and children
returned to Indianapolis last Friday accompanied by
Miss Julia Patton. Prof. D. Wilson, Miss Cora and
Ed have gone to Alton, Ill.
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Mrs. NJ Il. Julian Is visiting in Kansas VIII p.
Jaques has returned to his home Logansport, Ind
Misses Caddie Irvington and Effie HYDE of
Rantoul. guests of Stella and Pearl Helt tho
past week Mrs. J. w. Oldham and daughter Maria
visiting in Douglas county Mrs. G. L. Buell.
and daughter, of Valparaiso. Ind guests of Mrs.
g. w. Dunlap Mrs. j. w. Porter is home from
Milwaukee. Mrs. Agnew and daughter Pansy have
returned to their home Mt. Vernon, o. Mrs. j.
H. Atwood. of Ouarge, is guest of Mrs. j. V. Riggs.
-. Mrs Chas. Carey who has been a guest of Mrs
Brownlee has concluded her visit and returned home
to GRANVILLE III Geo: Scott and Mrs. Walker and
daughter. of Norfolk Va, are guests of NJ A. Gof.
-. Iiss Lue Conkey, of Homer and Miss Settie
Norton of Hatfield. Mass. are guests. of Mrs
brother. Miss Anna Isbel has returned to- Sedalia,
Mo.
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Peru.

A complimentary return party and dance given
Tuesday evening at the residence of Chas. Cole on
East Sixth by the gentlemen attending the former in
honor of Miss Pattie Shrk aud her guests Miss Ellen
Douglass, of Springfield o. and Miss Higgins. of
LaPorte- Mrs Irwin Raymond formerly Fa1
ME Efnger, of Kansas is home visiting her parents
MIR. and Mrs. r. P. Eiiinger- Mr.. Lou Faust of
Levy g. Co.. entertained his sister from Lafayette
Thursday and Friday The lawn fete given by Col
onel Cross of the Bearss elegant affair. 1t
held at his farm east of the city Thursday even
ing Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Brownell home from
trip of months duration at Macknac and points ad
joining Miss Clara and Daisy Pugh visiting at
Xenia- Miss Carrie Mathews is at Eaton. o.. A
j. True and wife at PIT. Clinton, o Mrs. Jno
Cleve and Mrs II. Prick at Lake Maxink uckee
- Miss Emma Mitchell and Mrs. Mollie johnson
in San Jose, Cal. They will probably
remain time yet. - Mrs. NJ. Smith returne
Friday from a week s visit at Indianapolis.
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Rockville.

Mr.. Will Nelson and wife after prolonged visit to
Rockville friends left for their home in Arkansas
City. Thursday evening The Hon. James T. John
ston and wife. Samuel L. McCune and wife, David
B. OFT and wife. Henry b. Cord and wife enjoy
ing camp life Sunday at the Lodi artesian well.
- Miss Kate Maris of the teachers in the city
where she has been several months visiting her SIS
ter Mrs. Rice Miss Fora Cord has returned from
Waveand- - Miss Clara Boyd will teach No
in thu public school this winter Mrs McRae, who
holds the cha r of English literature at Purdue Uni
versity, of the instructors at the county in
stitute. Prof E. E. Smith conducted the work,
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Mrs. Obenshane has returned from visit at Belle
fontane, Ohio j w. Davidson and wife off for
trip around the lakes Prof. /. 0. Baker and fam
lily at Geneva lake Captain Frederick and fam
lily have returned to Sana. Kan Frank Quero is
enjoying the cool breezes of the northern lakes
w. X. D. Townsend is home from Duluth and
other northern points Mrs. l. c. Garwood and
daughter bessie home from Chicago Miss Cora
Gray has gone to Nebraska. - Miss Kate Baker has
gone Golden. Ill II. Swannell aod wife -
enjoying the lake breezes- Rev. c. N Wilder and
Charles visiting st St Paul.
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Green sburg.

Mrs. Mary Lawton (nee Porter) is with her parents
here after several months residence at Hutchinson
Kan. John Logan and family. of indianapolis are
among friends here at their former home Miss
Jean Graham of Madison, is visiting friends in this
city. Miss Mary Matthew'S of Clinton Ind spent
part of the week hero Miss Lottie Green has
turned to her home in Shelbyve.- Rev. c. g.
Edwards, of Liberty, Ind. among his old
Practitioners here during the week Judge Berk-
shire, of North Vernon, spent the week here.